Surrey, B.C., councillor Brenda Locke is leading a MainStResearch poll for the city’s mayoral election, but the race is probably closer than it looks.
Surrey, B.C., mayoral candidates Doug McCallum, second right, Sukh Dhaliwal, back left, Brenda Locke, second left, and Jinny Sims, right, are seen at a candidates’ meeting on Sept. 26, 2022. for the city’s mayoral election, but the race is probably closer than it looks, according to Mainstreet CEO Quito Maggi.
Locke is a former B.C. MLA and provincial cabinet minister; she has also run federally as a Liberal, with the support of 24 per cent of all poll respondents. Doug McCallum, the city’s sitting mayor, is in second place at 19 per cent. Sixty-nine per cent of the poll respondents — and nine per cent of McCallum’s own supporters — say they disapprove of his performance.
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